First, thank you to Allen Engel for sharing his own audit urban legend. If you missed it, you can find it as a comment on the first urban legend posting.

This next one I heard is from a guy who worked at an emergency room in Las Vegas.

So, how many of you auditors started off as hall monitors in high school?

For those of you who missed Acts I and II, we are making the case that the public’s acceptance of the media as the purveyor of truth is leading us to the precipice of disaster. And, as proof, we are exploring an article that appeared in USA Today about a simple (but not cheap) little sequel to the movie “Night at the Museum”. And now – Act III.

Previous matters:  We introduced a successful little movie (and its sequel) called “Night at the Museum” and all agreed it was not meant to be Macbeth but a slight trifle to be enjoyed on its own merits; we brought up a related article and indicated it might speak to the undermining of our intelligence; we then sidetracked to a quiet discussion of quotes from the actors and what this said about the previously mentioned problem.